Discuss HMGs shoddy attitude to those who have served. in Current Affairs, News and Analysis on The Army Rumour Service; Originally Posted by mercurydancer
It astounds me that we provided free NHS treatment to an east African woman claiming asylum. The cost of her treatment would run into 100s of thousands but she was afraid ...
It astounds me that we provided free NHS treatment to an east African woman claiming asylum. The cost of her treatment would run into 100s of thousands but she was afraid of being killed in her homeland. Her treatment was interrupted for her to be able to go back to her country for a family wedding. She returned unharmed and we resumed treatment.
Please tell me you're a big fat liar. When did this happen? Do you have a link please? Thank you.
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Originally Posted by Cuddles
I read this morning of the Veterans Agency climbdown ...Twigg of course tried to make it seem a triumph of reason and good government policy, commending the service of the late Lt Nunnely moreover. Incredibly generous of that distinguished public servant I thought....
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Originally Posted by O2Thief
Originally Posted by mercurydancer
It astounds me that we provided free NHS treatment to an east African woman claiming asylum. The cost of her treatment would run into 100s of thousands but she was afraid of being killed in her homeland. Her treatment was interrupted for her to be able to go back to her country for a family wedding. She returned unharmed and we resumed treatment.
Please tell me you're a big fat liar. When did this happen? Do you have a link please? Thank you.
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Originally Posted by medman82
Mark my words.........This country cannot go on for much longer without a rebellion of some sorts....how long will the good people allow themselves to be abused.
A damned good coup is what we need, with the military refusing to react when called upon.
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Originally Posted by mercurydancer
The unfairness shown to ex-Gurkha soldiers is astounding. One of the reasons why they are treated unfairly is that they arent EU (I have had some considerable difficulty dealing with migrant eastern Eurpoean workers using the NHS system) and secondly that Nepal isnt a place where they are likely to be killed if they return, ie that they arent asylum seekers. It astounds me that we provided free NHS treatment to an east African woman claiming asylum. The cost of her treatment would run into 100s of thousands but she was afraid of being killed in her homeland. Her treatment was interrupted for her to be able to go back to her country for a family wedding. She returned unharmed and we resumed treatment. When cases like this happen I have very little patience for Govt who ignore our longstanding friends, the Gurkhas.
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